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The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
MAINE.
Water Service for Old Orchard.

BDDEFoRD, April 19.-Old Orchard citi-
zens are negotiating for water service sys-
tenn in their town this spring. 1t is proposed
to obtain water from Phillips Spring, three
miles westerly from the Beach. The esti-
mated cost of the.seryice is $4,000 including
the cost of the spring, and the present lin
tied system upon which the citizens largely
depend. The town will be asked to contrib
ute for hydrant service. town meeting
will be held Immediately, and if sufficient
public support is promised the work will be
commenced as soon as the frost leaves the
ground. Boston capitalists are interested in
the scheme.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
Appointed a Brigadier Cenera


The President to-day appointed Genera
Albert 0rdway to be Brigadier General il
command of the District militia.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
A Valuable House Gone.

ELLSWORTH, April 19.-Capt r. Pendle-
toms house at Winter Harbor burned last
Friday evening The fire was first Jiscov-
cred issuing from thereof, and caught, it is
supposed, from defective chimney. Most
of the contents of the house were burned
The house was valuable one
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
a New Steamer.

RocKLAND, April ia movement has
been on foot for some time towards building
new steamer to take the place of Henry
Morrison on the Blue Hill and Ellsworth
line. The requisite amount of stock has
now been taken and the new boat will be
built SO as te come OH the route the middle
of July. The boat will cost $4,000, will be
twin screw, length 14O feet, beam % feet,
draft a feet. The boat will have a double
compound condensing engine, and will be
first-class in every particular.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
Ac. A. r. order.

DUBUQUE, April 19.--General Lucius Fair
child has issued the following important
order:
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS G. A. RI
rfI1 a
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. April 20.
The indications for New England are
slightly warmer, fair weather, winds gem
orally shifting to west and south.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 10, 1887.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20

utIttfut Ordef NO. II.
Posts of the Grand Army Of the Republic are
requested not to comply with any request for
thelr opinions as post on any subject
unless such action shall have the approval of the
National and Department headquarters Fur
ther orders on this subject will soon be issued.
lSlgnedl LUCIUS FAIRCHILD.
Commander In Chief.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-20
Appointments by the Governor.

AUGUSTA, April 19.@The Governor has
made the following nominations
For Trustee of the Soldiers Orphan Asylum at
Bath-Richard X. Galley of Portland.
Commissioners of Pharmacy-Henry I. Cum
mings, Portland; j. Q. A. Hawes, Hallowell.
To Take Birds. SC, for Scientific Purposes
Orono.
Fish and Game Wardens-C. T. Despegux,
Brunswick; Moses G. Howard Brownville.
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ferungs Bro3sie uHb bic 9gumme1H 152,
1873, 1876, 1928, 1876, As, 1885, lao, Al, uus
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meiu.Nrrfer gaad,rtdltets.

0emogcrt, /. Mdr3.- Der BON Der
V9ietatI 2i0uor Dealers AhOciatiOn" iiber ben
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sic begriiH9st ipre Sta8e Quf aHge6IiAeu
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las appeuattouS s9eriht peuben ruerbeu.
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eFlaHats
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aerfmfsperhnnaIt,naefs.

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tern 2in0iap, Carroll uu6 @au8.) SuUeHs
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bon cara 81. aea0tH8 an GeOrgianHa gemisi
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Scr 8el0nsargt.

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finb bic SdIuBnotiruHssu: @elo 3ifEete IN
SIS HHb fbloB Ju At Brp5sut. - SterIiug.
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Der 9eutf6e GOrrefpOnOent.
3t00t15I9 WtetaTd1eFtle0etR DerEoreGts
9ampferbraRs aMF oent Ismbssbee. 5Gwiie tR
Mgabant9.

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Srei gReilen rnterbaIb @aiues0iQe, Sumter.
COUNTY, ala., auf benz 9ombig6ee=E EluIIe.
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SO. &. &embsrt uuO puree anf s25 900 ae,
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9naguHBstour begrifeu. llebsr ben 4us.
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ift nch nidts Rdberes ermittsIt.
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Scr gstnSbe,stel gNtaatns. .

0ttQmu, Ont, l. 9ldrs.- BrOfefor 6.
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bebenneue uAO bieielbeu be9lettenoen Stitrz
me rom gr0Bteu Suterefe tiir uHs unb bic
BehGlfeLnna bon &urona lsin.
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Or. Ha1wan's Reaa!lren0e plaen,

bas beriibmte Qebers uuo Eageuz 6eitmittel.
B5ata oHRe 8ci8einmad, elegant nit ia8em e5uma
mi alacrt; puTgrcu, reguliTgu, TcngeH u, fratdggEv
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eht uRb oHa uHtEriubung patenttEt geTeeu, 8trtlne
ber 8egCrung ntdt CUR Sgre. Dtele 9soIe itno clue
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ie bgrgchenses duBeTe 6cilmtseI. glaH lpelle Haba
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Wabtau eco W1enidlen ertrnnFett.

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China unb Sapau augefOmmeue Dampfer
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fiimmte 8ihnnle unterpegs Sdiffbrud litt
uub BON 500 BerioHeE, bic fitl am 8oro bes
f0brBsugs bsfaHben, nur iehs gerettst wur.
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al0Iaria vfrGhif6F1t9 Eefngg

g8 rie5t isin 9elmu.l In ocy Ebelt, DglHes btbts
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8ieieHigeH, Die oem ngRGaetidlcH8tjte 0HsgefeBt
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Grader, siieH UlroeH, 70 DlT6ea iie ben AuidleH
gnlaebeU.
VTets so Gts. 6ie glaIt,. 3u Babsn oct 4pOibettrH,
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G. Nj. d

Gen 8rOabnag berabipajiereu tit gang aHs
geuebm, psRH man ii6 pobl iiibIt, gHo T
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&C." iagte t, a8as babe i'd G. nj. u; III
0anfeH!" Geiu Breuuo moate Germ iolaen,
mas g. M. d. be6eutete. Or lDuBtet oaB es
ui6t cine u@ute IleHge 8oItorsH" 9eIBen
founte; benn T. X bate e8 nit etilem
8utenb bergebens prObtrt. u54 pao's,"
iagte er, gera0e ben glagel auf ben Sopt tret'
fenb, pgDu metnf, Or. Bterte's 'lGolde5n
Medical Discovery" (sOloeue meol5lHsl9e
gntbtdEug), o0er ME meju 6rsuuo - e8
mmer beiBt: s@oIoeue Reoatus @aTlF'""
Bei Mpothelern.
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Dr lIaSwdD s$arfapatillan- llt(olorat
80 0rnke RtMtretnIaer.

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iuht, 6urntuhr, Wgysns, Sialeus uno Se6erle5gHs
2u babtu bst 4potbeltru. Brels: etu Dollar Die
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Die betnerleusmertbeH uuo poaltldtl8su
Reiultate, bic Der gebraud BON Moneus
Teething Cordial er3isIt, baben 1u letaer
auaemetaeu Gumenbung in faf auen 4rtsH
boF graufbeiteu. beuen 8tHoer uHtsruOgteH
fu6, aeffbrt. gr beilt gldbnug, SoIlf, afa.
genidnre, Burhfau Il. I. 10. Setne Uaull'te
iOIIte OEue iba ietH. BET aleH @PoIqsEeEa
Sa ba5eRs ESLL-i
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gtGbutnidJinensA An3ets
s1acutttr fur gSontefEtc s"adGa
41tGSd1tgeta,

=. gB. Smttb, Wr. 717 (neu). Rorb:Bsn=gtr.
@rotis-B Bro6treH. 9lau fomme uEo iepe HnleTe
nsue % omeffic Rr. 1O,H bic groBte Irn@ Dsnlhts
ne i'm WarFte. gtd el6it rthteHbe ytoOel; auh ith
IelbR bcstutrnenbes gpuIidfften. Die bette tg Der
Reit far ghuetber. autp sroBes eager n,fAHltttsra
Eomeftfcsa fin SoIerz unp g9sifcnmadher, Beue
GimGer'id1e $23; cine Ginger'ihe SIR. A, 70 gut,
ipe Heu, SIS; pier mittlere Siugerihe ie S12 iebs
sGFoutltenz"Stuger'idls Bu $40 un0 SO.
NIB, standards" $301 "HOusehold Sjos-
gRan Ihueibe 8ies aEs fur ipdteren 8ebtauel.
(Sept.l1-l Z. ". smith, ytr. 7l7, gt.s8enttr.
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Die bette unO biQigRe
s}amilicu meDi3in In Der Wrlt.

gsJicbIt tn fsiuem 7aua bei elmer grdu5Gaeu5aus
reUbuHg Sdmcrgeu 8u ftileH 2Bte beItig uH6 pets
Uigenb bie @1meJ3cH laudb IleiU m0gen. beHen Die
Gbcumntier, Ole Betda8erl9eR, ete ShmdhltdgHy bic
Bgrfg8ppeIten, Die ylerD0ieu, Die Jieur1lgeH a5sr
bic an Qnbereu atdutbeiten &e6eubeH ousgelest fH6s
Go6NQa5 RG06ua8 a8cligf tUirb Ia te5cm Sale I0iOrs
TICS GlIsidtcuEa gew14ten. G5 LlRoert Hoiou una
bttl il tHrggfgy 3eit,
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Waom0h'B gltaOns sHeEtcF Ut ctn 4}lftel Gee
ger iCeeu S0mtE5 &s mar 0a5 eriie uno III eab
cinstec gltltcl, lEci4es ba etHcm :tumataen 9ta
broIdse BE idlmmGsH @dmlIBeu atgt gnt5da6uHa
aeu ue1tgst6t uaa GgElef0neH, p5 IN Zen &uuJens
6em 42aQgns ben &:9aymen 00er ciHem GHoetH 0Ta
game, te,lt.
UCuisCu DNnugeu GTdmpe, Hagen}Gure, @o6brcHa
zen, GopjftuerstH, Star1aoe, 8U9r, 6oltt, 8td9un@
gtu uH0 oue jnGcIheu SdmI5eH,
Gs In 0ou oer 6u5erdsn Z8idl8I,S ba5 iase 6amiIts
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Q4ht;aof AIueaI

gfabfiRaf d9ttset81
SfauSars $50; SewfsB0Io $50;
Spmsft:e $S5; Stt48eF'fae $50.
gebraubte ElaiGtnen So bis SIS.
B6deutlide G6sablungtn ron 80 un6 70 Gents
Dla{dtHeu Dsr6eu peImtethet xepartrt uHe unsea
touldt. @rtras9TeTten fiiT pdHbler aut SeE eaHee'
Bidnos unb 9rgeIn geaen DonenBabun9en.
Die srtuen So6nDag9ons tabren am 9aule e9r'
bel; FabrbiLlste tuerbeu 8uHoeH aeltetert.
~. o.. S0rrttee,
Rr. 129, 9aaFisr., bruti9eu Sroaonna IT, @HHTF'
(Gtpt2I .l2Nltel
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Nene Nnieiaen.
Ser stapellamF oes tte,tes GrE4r.
.

In VI. g. BoOSuu & Comps 5dtTs6au9Of Fnbet
betate, Ddttags IL ubr, itatt. Snpo6lr pom 3ua
trittsfdrteu flfr ben 2S. Bebruar Uollen NIT eem
goote am Bier Jtr. 16, 9is4tsStraBs, um 1l.15 lrhe
ifhprfrsrPu. t0&"l
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Wte8WaTEte.

gbtcago, 1. gadrJ. - 92iubUiab:
9ulutr 7C00, 8erIeHbuug 1000; 8reiIe uarts
tTten ituiiden $2,20 uaO IS. Sdueiue: {:
9niubr Is GOO, Serienbuus 5000 Breile
Uariirteu 3uiideH $3.50 uab S5.65. -
gdaafe: 3uIubr 5000, Bsrieubuug 1000;
grei,e uaGtirten 3uiideu $3.50 uu6 1918.
ct. Qouts, /. @tdrs. Giu6oieB:
9uiubr coo, 8eCieRbuug -; Preiie baris
iit,u tpiideu $1.90 unD 81 95.-Shwetue:
8ufn6r $500, 8erieHbuug -; Breiie
Oaritrteu suiidsd $3.40 nnb $3.50. -
g6ooie: 3ufubr 200, 8erieubHHG -- ;
greile 0aritrten Blpii4eu $500. un6 $500.
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- 5enrp Wtc9tQD beIauute I'D beut2
Y}orgeu i'm poli3etgerj1t idulOig, aus Der
8obHuug oou Ebomas g. Erumbua. ylr
1908, 26. 9traBe, 9torOpeF, cine Biute
9tiEh gefcbteu 3u.baben, uu5 uuroe 3u 80
9ageH @eidngHiB Deruytbeilt. Sdon i.lt
ldugerlr 2eit uareH Der ben Ebtireu Der
6dpIer in IeHem Stahttbell Die Uiithtauuen
mo &r0oe gtfohleu uu0 Der Berudgtc ge.
flern WOrgeu Dom YoliUitea UiaoOor auf
Der Ebat errappt mOroeu.
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Senator AGItloH, Sorlibtr oes 5euatss
Gomite's fir 8erpiligungen, erPl6rte ipdt
beute aben6, e6 lyi mebr, ais uabrlAeiulidl,
6as Der GonareB f8muitli6e 8erniuiauu9s'
bills per isiEer &ertaQuHa am 4. Udr1 en-
Ie6i9eH un6 tie 9iOtbmtnbigfeit elmer Gltras
Isung bermsiheH mtrbe. aaeroiugs ltege
&C in6efieu in Der Mudt irgenb eine8 Dltt,
gliebs nes Sguats ooer 6es 6auies, bic
SdlnBarbeiteu oes GoHsreiTes 3u oerJ6geEu
uuS eiHe grtraFsung gu 0eraalafea.
BsrasifS1fsF.
Die beutige Steuereiaulbme betrua $685. =
868 un6 bic 3OGeiuRabme $4O6, TAT.
BUR I5inl1iuug beiimmte GationaIp Baags
g1cteu TIM 5etrage BON $272, 900 IiefsR beutg
i'm ShaAuulte etn.
8ie Grue uHuug bes 6rH. Daniel glaaout
gum 3OueiHHehncr fir RtmsDOrF if bonn
geuat befGtigt por0eu.
8r1Ibent @leuelan6 tuirb ldnerliA Uar
SoHHerftag ober TreitGg eineH 9ta9folgcr
fir ben Setretdr Dianntng erHenueu.
Gie ieet pcn beiheu 6duierH in aneubtrter
Geaolt ou0enommene fiuBs uub 6afeubia
rsbu1irt bic BerDiuisuug fir ben 5aItim9rer
6oigu auf $75,C00.
gp6brenb 6es DloHats 6ebruor fuuroeu in
ben neTihisoeHeH DiiIa5dmteru 8,235, 500
@elehilde aller Snrten i'm gelammtbetrage
Ucn So, SAC, ,70o gsprdai.
&os Senats'SermilligssgOmite bat btr
Elotteusg usgaImiaisuugebia etue Slauiel 5uggs
iiiQi, meId3e cirta 100000 fir ben 8au
ls6s neutr GriegEoampfer uermlligt. Die
bonn 6Quie angenommene HGHieI beiEglidl
oes 8aues 1meieE ssrtegsIdljffe mHT6e gsItris
den.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-02-05
NEW YORK STYLES,
Velvet Understands and Costly Striped Dress
StulIs in High Fashion.

Velvet underskirts, both in silk, vel
vet, corduroy and velvetecn, are again
in highest fashion. This first skirt
is now not necessarily chosen
Of the same color as the rest
of the costume. Thus with Il
day dress of dove-Gray camcl's hair
there is a skirt Of rich golden-brown
velvet The back breadth of the cam
els hair drapery falls in straight folds
nearly to the foot of the velvet skirt,
and is trimmed perpendicularly with
bands of canvas-pattemed wooden
braid. On the right side the drapery
is continuous and is looped up, but on
the left side it is separated entirely, cX,
posing the velvet skirt, and with bands
of the braid set on each side from TOP
to bottom. The corsage, which is sep
arate from the skirt, has two wide re
rcrS of velvet like that of the under
skirt, and within these recerS are bands
Of the wooden braid with a single row Of
wooden lace each side, the scalloped
edges Of which meet down the front,
forming 4 narrow plastron. A pretty
trimming on the wrists of the sleeves
is arranged to correspond with this
decoration.
In dress stuffs the demand for stripes
is still on the increase. Very beautiful
Lyons fabrics Of this description are
displayed in the windows of an im-
porter widely famed for the uncommon
richness and variety Of his superb dress
materials. Regal fabrics of velvct-em-
bossed satin are woven with alternate
stripes of plain silk plush eight and ten
inches in width. One design shows a
ground of palest canary-colored corded
silk, brocaded with arabesques in a
heavy raised design of mauve velvet,
with a stripe of plain mauve velvet al.
ternating. A white satin and gold
brocade stripe upon another pattern al
ternates with one of deep orange yellow
plush. A heavy black faille, striped
with satin and velvet brocade on pale
chamois and superb shade in Neapol-
itan cardinal. Some magnificent satin
brocades are also displayed, showing
designs of an eXquisitly delicate tint,
on deep-toned grounds, some % which
copy the patterns of Henri Deux Guip-
ures to perfection. These lace-pattern
textiles are one of the features of the
season upon which many variations are
executed ~ T. Post,